Essential Africa Safari Gear
Having now made some 15 safaris to five different African countries, I feel confident in defining the essential safari gear a hunter really needs for a plains game safari. Rifles, optics, cartridges, bullets, packs, slings, boots, clothes, shooting sticks. It’s less...
The Game of Kings
If you probe the dark thickets and brushy hillsides of Zululand, you’ll eventually encounter the ‘great shaggy form’ of a bull nyala. And like legendary hunters and early Zulu kings, you will come to revere this elusive animal as the most beautiful of all African antelope.
Wilderness Woman Tia Shoemaker
Alaskan Registered Hunting Guide and bush pilot Tia Shoemaker is as comfortable and competent in the wilderness as most American’s are in their suburban backyards.
Can the .264 Win. Mag. Rise from the Dead?
If you want a 6.5mm with flat trajectory, maximum power, and minimum wind deflection, take a closer look at the .264 Win. Mag.
Federal’s Efficient .338
Your new favorite short-action round.
Creedmoor Gets My Goat
Using the “overhyped” 6.5 Creedmoor to take not one but two Beceite ibex.
Shooting’s Family Affair
Lost on many shooters is how the similarities among family rounds results in similar performances.
Appreciating a Whitetail Buck
Appreciating a whitetail buck has become harder thanks to successful wildlife restoration.
10 Tips to Bag More Ringnecks
Ringneck pheasants are easier to bag if you watch their reaction to your shot.